Workers' State

A Workers’ State is a government in which the means of production—factories, farms, and resources—are owned and controlled collectively by the workers or the community, rather than by private individuals or corporations. This system aims to prioritize workers’ needs and eliminate profit-driven exploitation, seeking to create a more equitable society. Historically, the term is associated with socialist or communist ideas, where the state often plays a central role in managing resources on behalf of the people. The goal is to ensure that economic benefits are shared fairly, and workers have a say in how industries are run.